Daily 5 a.m.-11 p.m., May-Oct.; 5 a.m.-9 p.m., rest of year Fenced, benches, tables, disposal bags, trash cans, parking, restrooms, water. Access for the disabled.

25+ acres of fenced fun. The Bear Creek Dog Park was established in 1997 in response to citizens and park patrons as an off-leash voice-command dog park. The Dog Park encompasses approximately 25 acres and is presently fenced on three sides of the park with the final portion of fencing to be installed during the second quarter of 2006. (This is mostly complete.) With Bear Creek running along the south side, dogs may enjoy a drink from the mountain creek. Through fundraising efforts from El Paso County Parks and LOOP (Lovers of Off-leash Parks), a local citizen group, a Small Dog Area was created during the late Fall of 2005. The area is just under two acres and is adjacent to Bear Creek with steps and a handrail leading to the creek. It is completely fenced with two double-entry vestibules to protect small dogs from the larger ones. Different creek access along the creek – some deep, some shallow, some rocky. The best fun a dog could have…3/4 mile loop trail, plus lots of social trails, hills, downhills, areas to throw a ball, sit under a tree and listen to the babbling brook. Bear Creek Dog Park is located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and the base of Pikes Peak with an elevation change of at least 100 feet going from the north boundary to the south boundary. The terrain provide dogs and their owners a variety of exercise options. Amenities in the Bear Creek Dog Park include: 8 bag dispensers and 9 trash cans, 3 benches and several log resting places. The main trail is three quarters of a mile which makes a loop around the park Several social trails 4 access points into the park 2 double-entry vestibules into the Small Dog Area Donated ball dispenser Collection point for donated dispenser bags Information kiosk with two sides, one side for the Parks Department and one side for the park users 2 picnic tables New dog house for donated balls. A short trail set aside from the rest of Bear Creek as an off-leash dog park.

Two separate dog areas, one is usually closed (the grass is trying to take hold). No water, no trees, one bench. Very safe gate systems. Well-fenced. Can get muddy. Location: Take Plum Creek Drive East from I-25. About 2 miles, at the southeast end of the fairgrounds just off Plum Creek Drive. Across from softball and football fields.

Off leash dog training are. Open fields w/ trees, bushes and running streams. Parker Road and Orchard. Also accessible through the park entrances. Annual State park passes available at State park entrance. Prices change yearly. The fee for a Colorado State Parks pass is $60.00 plus $3.00 for water. Daily pass is $7/day. This is also a horse riding area, so you must be able to control you dog on command. Directions: Take I-225 to Parker Rd. Exit and turn South on Parker Rd. follow down approx 5 miles and turn left on Orchard Rd. driveway is approx 15 ft. down on the right. You can see the trails and all the dogs having fun from Parker Rd.

Fenced, parking, water, trash cans, and it’s FREE! Location: 17900 E. Quincy Ave. Directions: Take Quincy Ave East. Cross Buckley Rd, go 4 blocks and take a right. It is along the damn, not in the reservoir.

Daily 5:00 a.m. ï¾– 11:00 p.m 3 acres, natural barriers ï¾– native vegetation, split rail fence sections to delineate area boundaries, trash bags and barrels, bulletin board, very limited parking.

Daily dawn-dusk Fenced, grass turf, parking, toys. Access for the disabled.

Daily 5:00 a.m. ï¾– 11:00 p.m 3 acres, natural barriers ï¾– turf, split rail fence sections to delineate area boundaries, trees, trash bags and barrels, bulletin board, parking, restroom.

Daily 5:00 a.m. ï¾– 11:00 p.m Fenced, 1 acre, turf, double-gate entry, trash bags and barrels, bulletin board, on-street neighborhood parking only.

Daily 5:00 a.m. ï¾– 11:00 p.m 2 acres, natural barriers ï¾– native vegetation, split rail fence sections to delineate area boundaries, trash bags and barrels, parking.

Daily 5:00 a.m. ï¾– 11:00 p.m Fenced, 2 acres, turf, double-gate entry, trash bags and barrels, bulletin board, trees, parking.

20+ Acre site 4 Phases – Phase 1 open. Location: 17975 West 64th Parkway – approximately 1/2 mile east of Highway 93 on the north side of 64th (just east of the Arvada/Blunn Reservoir). Directions: approximately 1/2 mile east of Highway 93 on the north side of 64th (just east of the Arvada/Blunn Reservoir)

The park is about 100ydsx125yds of chain link with a second partian of 75 yards x 100 yards. there is a shelter in case of rain and an auto fill water bowl and 2 benches other than that there are lots of doggies and weeds and dirt. but good owners make the place fun for all. Location: Sheridan near 136th. All Dogs will be required to have tags and proof of vaccinations, and owners must accompany their pets and clean up after them. Location: Off of Simms road north of 104th and south of 120th/highway 128.. Two entrances: one at 13th and Sheridan, and one at 132nd and Lowell. Directions: From I-25, go West on 120th, go North on Lowell until you get to 132, or go North on Sheridan until 13th. From 36, exit 120th East until Lowell or Sheridan.

Enclosed, off leash canine exercise area. Free to public. Owner/ custodian must be present within fenced enclosure at all times and are responsible for immediately cleaning and disposing of excrement. Open seven days a week sunrise to sunset. Location: 1111 Judicial Center Drive. Directions: From I-76 and Bromley: Head west on Bromley Lane towards Brighton Sports Complex right beside the Judicial Center. Turn left onto Judicial Center Drive, heading south. Follow Judicial Center Drive around to the back. Plenty of parking. From US 85, head East on Bromley Lane toward the Judicial Center. Turn right at the Brighton Sports Complex on Judicial Center Drive.